The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The W eddfng of a Member of the European
Family of Financiers

The W edding of q Member of the European
Family of Financiers.
Paris Special to the New York Herald.
The wedding at the Jewish synacogue of Mile.
Aline de Rothschild and NJ. Albert Edward Sas-
soon, took place at o'clock to-day with great
eclas During the whole morning the sire ct
near the synagogue at Rues Victoria. Taitlout,
and Provence was crowded with hundreds of car
riaees, and people on foot Shortly before 1
o'clock the bride arrived. Mile de Rothschild
;s brunette, very tail, finely built. and of most
thoroughbred patrician presence. She
long white satin dress. with an apron
formed Of founces of English lace
trimmed with orange blossoms Her
corsage was straight cut with four
forms of orange blossoms arranged like the
braiding of Hussar jacket Her headdress
a silver Russian diadem partly covered be-
meath a long tule veil. Ten PAGES behind the
bride walked the Baroness Grstave de Roth
schld in underdress of rose-coral peliche, en-
broidered in heavy dead gold. with hood to
match. Then came the Baroness Nathaniel de
Rothschild in q pansy- y-colored plush, over panels
of pale mauve, trimmed with gold. TIE Baron
Alphonse wore erayish blue moire an
aus with an essn. Of n ons xs
vet Nine Michael Ephrussi then walked
into the synagogue looking radiantly
beautiful in black and jet, with a cherry-colored
hood with stuffed blackbird on it. She was
accompanied by Marquise Il. Gailifit. who wore
red Dress red corsage. red hat, and still looked
like an angel. The Princess de Sagan then ap-
peared in a tightf fitting fourreau dress of velvet
and damask that clung to her fair form like a
glove. Among those present were the Duchesse
Dues, the Comtesse Puortalss, Madame de
Montgomery. Lord Lyons, Essad Pasha, Turk
ish embassador: Baron Morinheim, the Russian
ambassador: Count Munster, the German en-
bassador. and the grand rabbi of India. who
happened to be passing through Paris. This
Indian rabbi was like a constellation. He wore
in his turban q quarter of million dollars
worth of diamonds.
with the most sonorous voice, that reached to the
remotest corner Of the vast synagogue nuptial
benediction. The music was superb Faure
sang. accompanied by the best artists of the OPP
era and Opera Comiaue. The wedding address
of Seadoc Kahn ended with these words: MAY
the Eternal let his face shine upon you and give
you good luck; may the Eternal give you peace
and prosperity"
The moment the grand rabbi pronounced the
last words group of eight young women dashed
forth into the middle Of the synagogue like
a squadron of cavalry. all dressed alike. in faille
rose, each with diamond brooch with five
arrows Of the Mason de Rothschild with pearl
and opal doves with olive branches in their
mouths. a present from the bride. Following
the names of the radiant young
ladies: Mile. Julistts de Rothschild, Mile.
Louise Gubbay, Mile Flora Gubbay. Nile
Rachel Sassoop, Mile. Flora Sassoon, Mile Mo-
sele Sassoou, Mile. Jean de Rothschild. Mile
there were fifteen ladies of honor all with the
same coiffure. with delicious mouse-gray felt
hat. trimmed with large pink ribbons and pink
feathers. Al the moment that the squadron of
eight young ladies collected in the center of the
synagogue large crystal vase was dashed upon
the stone floor and shattered into Thousand
fragments by the grand rabbi as indicative OF
the fragility of all things human.